Walter Kerr Seating advice ?

Im from the UK, and as far as I know theres no Broadway equivalent of theatremonkey (great website that ranks West End theatres seating quality). So I need some advice?

Where is good and bad to sit at the Walter Kerr? Mainly Orchestra im thinking? Is the stage high? Would 2nd or 3rd row be too close, is sitting under the Mezz a problem?

Any advice/thoughts much appreciated!

Thanks although I was looking for something that gave actual opinions on the seat locations and not just a plan

I also sat front row, but last seat on house left for A Catered Affair (rush seats) and have to agree it was a pretty spectacular view. The stage is not high at all. I also sat last row of the mezz and it was a fine seat as well, facial expressions were visible. I cannot vouch for the mezz overhang in the rear orch.

I will say that my knees were just about touching the stage from the front row. Typically, I like to sit a few rows back to take in the entire production as opposed to focusing specifically on who's singing/speaking. It wasnt a detriment with Affair's small cast and lack of huge production numbers/dancing but it's something to consider and everyone has a preference when it comes to that. I will say if you take a close seat to try and get tickets in the center since being on the extreme ends of the stage may force you to look at an actor's back a lot if the actors are facing each other in the center.

I was 3rd row, very far stage left (student rush) one time for The Seagull and the stage wasn't too high at all. During the second act, a table did block a little bit of the action, but I don't know what the 'Night Music' sets will be like.
The best seats I ever had for that play though were orchestra Row H, center.

How is the front row of the mez?

Having not been to the Kerr for NIGHT MUSIC, what's the lay-out for the orchestra section? Front row is A? I know for some shows they take out a row or two...

What is the view like from the back mezzanine?

Unfortunately, the balcony seats for ALNM are actually $52-57 (depending on the day of the week).

Sorry to bump this after so long, but I have a question. Since I'm not sure what the sets/staging are like for A Little Night Music, I'm wondering which area would be ideal. Two of the choices are R.Orchestra C10 & Center Orch. P109. I know P is further back, but I've been to a few show where either the set or blocking will prevent side seats from being worth it. What cglaid said above makes me less worried, but I'm thinking C might be too close. Sorry for the specificity of the question; it's just a combination of wanting to see this show from a good seat and not wanting to waste $146.50 on partial view. Thank you!

I saw the show last Friday from Dead Center Orchestra, Row W and save the fact the leg room is particularly bad in that theater, it was a fantastic seat.

And thanks to the snow storm last week, these were seats I grabbed at 40% off at TKTS.

^I've only heard awful things about the Balcony at the Kerr.

Wow, if it was the lighting deck and converted, it makes much more sense to me why the balcony is so small. Thanks for the info! Will definitely be avoiding the balcony... though I may try to remember to go up there during intermission or before the show just to see it :)

Is the balcony at the Kerr just really high up and steep?

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